New JSA IN THE 90s PODCAST Holiday Spotlight! We discuss 1990s X-Mas stories, STARMAN #27 (1996) by James Robinson entitled, “Christmas Knight”, and FLASH #73 (1992) by Mark Waid entitled, “One Perfect Gift”! Happy Holidays!
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@jsapresents@itsagivensblog I still have Firearm 0. The comic that came with a live action short movie. Had Robinson sign it at a con. https://t.co/K6ZuFXWaxR
@jsapresents@itsagivensblog I can’t believe you mentioned Firearm! I thought I was the only person to feel like it felt similar to Starman. Amazingly underrated series.
New JSA IN THE 90s Holiday Spotlight! Jose Rivera & @itsagivensblog help cover 1990s X-Mas stories, STARMAN #27 (1996) by James Robinson entitled, “Christmas Knight”, and FLASH #73 (1992) by Mark Waid entitled, “One Perfect Gift”! Happy Holidays!
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@AZ_ya_bish@TheCinesthetic If I wanted to nitpick I would say the brass would have definitely sent him home after the raid on Roger. Or at least kept him at the station to fill out paperwork.
@AZ_ya_bish@TheCinesthetic Agreed. I remember in the director’s commentary the justification was all day Alonzo was training Jake to try to fit in. Also Jake thought Alonzo was still there to have his back.
New JSA IN THE 90s PODCAST! In honor of Veteran's Day, we dive into THE WORLD AT WAR Sourcebook for the Mayfair DC Heroes #RPG! Highlighting WWII homefront heroes like the JSA & All-Star Squadron, plus battlefront heroes like Sgt Rock, Blackhawks, & more!
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Coming Veteran's Day, a new JSA IN THE 90s PODCAST on THE WORLD AT WAR Sourcebook for the Mayfair DC Heroes RPG! Highlighting all the WWII homefront heroes like the JSA, All-Star Squadron, Young All-Stars & more! Plus, the battlefield heroes like Sgt Rock, Blackhawks & more!
@TarantinoWorld This weekend I rewatched H8. It’s still my least favourite QT film, but this time I saw a lot of good things about it I didn’t think about before.
@TarantinoWorld Not a fair comparison. Death Proof was meant to fit a grind house feel to go with Planet Terror. In other words, it was designed to be a “bad” movie to serve an overall theme as part of a double feature. Can’t fault it for doing what it was meant too.
@blueburritogoop @GunnerDobbins I think a great example is issue two of the original Books of Magic mini series. Illustrates how his best power is that no one really knows what he can do and are afraid of him for it. Despite the fact that any of the characters in that issue could have torn him apart